The easiest and most reliable way to come to Korea – D-4 (Language Training) Visa
The D-4 visa (Language Training) is the simplest and most reliable option for starting life in Korea—open to anyone aged between 18 and 70, no matter your age, education, or professional background
Unlike other Korean visas, which have complicated requirements like age limits, education credentials, or specialized career backgrounds, the D-4 visa welcomes anyone with a genuine passion for learning Korean and it has an extremely high approval rate
Once you enter Korea on a D-4 visa, you can learn Korean systematically, experience local culture firsthand, and steadily prepare for various future opportunities such as university studies (D-2), employment (E-7), or even starting your own business
Additionally, you can secure a stable living environment with benefits similar to Korean citizens, such as buying real estate and subscribing to Korean insurance plans
In particular, even people in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and those over 60 are easily and conveniently starting their life in Korea through the D-4 visa
Take your first successful step in Korea with BP Korea and the simplest, most reliable path available the D-4 visa
About Bridge Plan Korea (BPK)
Bridge Plan Korea (BPK) is the first company in Korea specializing exclusively in D-4 (Language Training) and D-2 (Study Abroad) visas and settlement services.
While there are countless study-abroad agencies around the world, none offer the comprehensive, detailed, and personalized services from visa application to thorough settlement support after arrival that BPK provides
Entrust all your concerns about Korean visas and life in Korea to BPK, and confidently prepare for your new beginning
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Why Choose BP Korea?
Korea's First Specialized D-4, D-2 Visa Service
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Unlike other study-abroad agencies, we exclusively manage language training and study-abroad visas.
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We offer the only specialized service that fully manages the entire process from application to post-arrival settlement.
The Most Detailed Service Worldwide
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We meticulously guide you through even the smallest details overlooked by other agencies, eliminating worries during the application process.
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Our service surpasses the personalized care of agencies in the U.S. and Europe, maximizing customer satisfaction.
Clear and Transparent Pricing
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We provide precise, transparent pricing without any hidden fees.
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You will never face unexpected additional costs beyond the initial quotation.
Fast and Convenient Customer Support
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Quick consultations are available anytime through Email: visa@bridgeplankorea.com / bpkorea77@gmail.com
Why is Korean Visa Processing So Strict?
Korea is known for fast and efficient administrative procedures,
but when it comes to visas, the authorities are very thorough and strict to prevent illegal stays and unauthorized employment.
Even minor errors or missing documents are not tolerated,
resulting in a complex application process and potential delays.
Accurate documentation and professional assistance are crucial,
and BP Korea offers comprehensive support from obtaining a Korean visa to helping you settle down comfortably.
BP Korea's consultation hours are Monday to Friday, 09:00-18:00 (Korean Time).
Inquiries outside business hours or on weekends may experience delayed responses. Thank you for your understanding.
BP Korea Service Guide
Korean Visa Application Service
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Specialized handling of D-4 (Language Training Visa) and D-2 (Student Visa)
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Complete support from document preparation to submission
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Customized consulting tailored to your personal circumstances
Korean Settlement Premium Package
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Comprehensive visa issuance service including fully managed university dormitory applications
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Assistance with securing accommodations and initial settlement in Korea
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One-stop premium service from arrival to daily living

Prepare for a New Beginning in Korea
BP Korea provides complete support for your life in Korea
Everyone can study in Korea
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From short-term language training to undergraduate, graduate, and Ph.D. programs, you can choose freely according to your desired duration and objectives
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Moreover, you can pursue career opportunities, employment, and residence everything you dream of for your life in Korea
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The starting point for life in Korea is the D-4 (Language Training Visa)
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Let BP Korea accompany you in making your wonderful start in Korea
D-4 Language School Visa General Service Fee
$1,000 (USD)
Basic service package from visa application to Korean settlement
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Assistance with visa application form preparation
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Review of basic documents and guidance on submission methods
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Application fee payment service for language schools and universities (applications to at least two institutions, including university application fees)
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Dormitory application assistance and payment of dormitory application fees by the company (dormitory deposits and usage fees must be paid directly by the client)
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Accompanied assistance for Alien Registration Card issuance
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Accompanied assistance for mobile phone activation and bank account opening upon arrival in Korea
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Provision of essential information for living in Korea (transportation, shopping, hospitals, etc.)
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Free service for one-time visa extension after 6 months stay
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Regular updates and information on visa application progress
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Significant discount on fees for subsequent D-4 to D-2 visa conversion
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- General Service users: 330,000 KRW (excluding government fee of 130,000 KRW)
- Premium Service upgrade users: 550,000 KRW (excluding government fee of 130,000 KRW)

How to Apply for Service
You can apply for our services through the payment links at the bottom of the homepage. After payment, please submit the required documents according to the instructions.
Go to Payment PageItems Not Included in the General Service Fee
The following amounts must be paid directly by the student:
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Embassy application fee (approximately 40–90 USD / 50,000–120,000 KRW)
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Government fees for Alien Registration Card issuance and visa conversion (130,000 KRW)
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Dormitory fees, dormitory deposits, and university tuition fees
D-2 University Visa (Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral Programs) Service Information

Your Dream of Studying at a Korean University
From Bachelor's to Doctoral programs, BP Korea supports your academic journey
D-2 Visa Service Information
Service items and fees for the D-2 visa are the same as for the D-4 visa services:
General Service
$1,000
Premium Service
$2,300
Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral Program Support
BP Korea supports visa issuance for various universities in Korea for Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral programs. Even if your Korean language proficiency is limited, we can help you study at Korean universities through English programs or Korean language training followed by university enrollment.
Settlement & Job-Matching Option
$800 (USD)
Additional option for Master's and Doctoral visa applicants
This service is optional and available only if desired.
Included Services:
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Job placement information from partner companies matched to the student's aptitude
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Provision of resume templates and feedback
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Arrangement of job interviews and assistance in preparing necessary documents
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Assistance with housing search and accompanied contract signing
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Assistance with internet and TV service activation under the student's name (including telecom service provider connections)
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Accompanied assistance and guidance for address registration at the local community center
Important Notice
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This service can be applied for after arriving in Korea and completing school enrollment.
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The actual service will begin once you obtain your Alien Registration Card in Korea.
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Employment decisions depend solely on the companies' discretion; this service focuses on matching and intermediary support rather than guaranteed placement.
Additional Living Service Options
BP Korea also offers additional lifestyle support services besides visa processing
(available for both General and Premium applicants)

Part-time job placement and resume feedback
Need help finding part-time work opportunities in Korea and preparing your resume? We can help.

Guidance for academy enrollment
Need additional education beyond Korean language? We'll recommend the best academies for your goals.

Accompanied assistance for rental housing contract
We'll help you navigate Korea's complex real estate contracts. (Free for Premium service users)

Assistance for internet activation and government address registration
We'll help you register your address with the Korean government and set up internet services. (Free for Premium service users)

Medical institution guidance and accompanied hospital visits
Get appropriate medical care without language barriers. (1 free visit for Premium service users)

Additional Service Information
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These additional living service options can be requested separately after arrival in Korea.
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Individual services can be applied as needed, with separate fees charged per service.
BP Korea Service Process
From visa application to Korean settlement, we guide you through BP Korea's systematic service process

Payment of Service Fee to Bridge Plan Korea
The first step before starting the visa service is to pay the fee to BP Korea.
Refund Policy: If the applicant does not submit required information via email within 10 days after payment, the application will be automatically canceled and the service fee refunded (transaction or transfer fees deducted).
Submission of Applicant Information via Email
Applicants must submit basic information including name, date of birth, desired major/school, and bank balance via a dedicated Google form link provided after fee payment.
Refund Policy: Refund requested after submission incurs a 30% deduction (including transaction fees) → For a payment of $1,000, $700 will be refunded.
Feedback from BP Korea
Review of academic suitability and suggestions for preparation. Communication via email or messenger apps.
Refund Policy: Refund requested after feedback incurs a 40% deduction (including transaction fees) → For a payment of $1,000, $600 will be refunded.
University Application after Discussion (2 institutions)
Official application submission to two universities or language schools.
Refund Policy: Refund requested after applications completed incurs a 50% deduction (including transaction fees) → For a payment of $1,000, $500 will be refunded.
University Acceptance after Interview
Official notification of acceptance after interview or document screening by schools.
Refund Policy: Refund requested after this step incurs a 70% deduction (including transaction fees) → For a payment of $1,000, $300 will be refunded.
Submission of Documents to Embassy
Visa application submitted based on university acceptance letter.
Refund Policy: Refunds are not possible beyond this step.
After Embassy Approval
Guidance on preparing for departure after visa approval (packing list, SIM card upon arrival, etc.)
Korean Living Guide provided via email
Entry into Korea (SIM Card Purchase)
Activate a SIM card upon arrival and immediately notify BP Korea of your entry via Telegram, WhatsApp, or email.
Application and Issuance of Alien Registration Card
Accompanied assistance provided when applying for Alien Registration Card at the local immigration office.
Setting Up Korean Mobile Phone and Bank Account
Accompanied assistance provided for same-day activation of bank account and mobile phone after receiving Alien Registration Card.
Visa Renewal after 6 Months (one-time free service)
Accompanied assistance at the immigration office for extending your stay.
BP Korea's service concludes after completion of this step.
Additional Refund Policy Information
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For early refunds (Step 1), card, PayPal, or wire transfer fees (round-trip) will be deducted depending on the payment method.
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After Step 2, no additional fees are deducted besides the stated percentage deductions.
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Refunds are not possible if the service is terminated due to failure to submit documents, loss of contact, or unilateral termination by the customer.

Start Your Successful Life in Korea with BP Korea
From visa application to Korean settlement, we systematically support every step of the process. Without worrying about language barriers or complex administrative procedures, prepare for your new beginning in Korea with BP Korea's professional service.
Request a Consultation NowTop 5 Common Mistakes

Precautions for Successful Visa Application
Avoid these mistakes and prepare for your new beginning in Korea
Applying with a passport valid for less than 2 years
▶ Many applicants mistakenly think their passport is fine as long as it hasn't expired
▶ However, if your passport expires before your visa, the visa automatically becomes invalid
▶ A passport valid for at least 2 years is mandatory
▶ This rule applies not only to Korea but to all long-term study visas worldwide
▶ The longer your passport validity, the smoother your visa process
Insufficient bank balance or maintaining period
▶ Both D-4 and D-2 visas require a bank balance of at least ₩10,000,000 (KRW)
▶ You must also show bank transaction records consistently maintained for at least one month
▶ Deposits made just before the visa application may not be recognized
▶ The longer you maintain a stable bank balance, the better your chances
▶ Required balances can vary depending on your school and country
▶ Confirm the exact amount in advance through consultation
Missing or incorrect school admission letter and information
▶ Some applicants submit general notifications or email screenshots instead of an official admission letter
▶ Always submit an official admission letter issued by the school with an official seal
▶ The institution must be officially registered with the Korean Ministry of Education
Incorrect photo format or poor-quality image
▶ Dark selfies, photos with shadows, or photos in the wrong size can result in visa rejection
▶ Use a white-background ID photo taken within the past 6 months
▶ The photo size and specifications must match passport standards exactly
Omitting or falsifying past visa refusal history
▶ Some applicants hide or downplay their past visa refusal history
▶ Korean visa officials thoroughly check all past records, and providing false information could lead to permanent visa denial
▶ Honestly disclose previous refusals and clearly explain the reasons and improvements made to increase approval chances
▶ Unlike U.S. visas, which become difficult to reapply for after a rejection, Korean visas view sincere reapplication efforts positively
▶ Even if you have past refusals, don't worry reapplying with BP Korea can significantly improve your chances

Error-Free Visa Application with BP Korea
Every year, many applicants experience visa rejections due to mistakes like those listed above. BP Korea prevents these errors in advance and provides customized solutions for successful visa approval.